Cookie policy.

Every cookie and stored setting ArbStrike uses, what each one is for, and how to change your mind.

Last updated 15 November 2026

Your choice

Only the necessary cookies are in use.

You can change this whenever you like, here or under "Cookie settings" at the foot of every page. Saying no changes nothing about how the scanner works for you.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small piece of text that a website asks your browser to keep and send back on later visits. Browsers can also keep settings for a site in "local storage", which stays on your device and is not sent anywhere. The law treats both alike: what is strictly needed for a service you asked for may be stored without asking; anything else needs your consent first.

What we store

NameWhat it doesKept forNeeds consent
og_sessionKeeps you logged in. Set when you log in or sign up; holds a random token and nothing about you. Scripts cannot read it.30 days, or until you log outNo, necessary
as_consentRemembers what you chose about cookies, so that you are not asked on every page.180 daysNo, necessary
as_refRemembers the partner link you arrived through (its click ID and partner code, and the time), so that the partner can be credited if you buy a plan. Scripts cannot read it.60 daysYes. Set only after you accept
as_oauthSet only when you press Continue with Google: a signed, random code that ties Google's answer to this browser, so nobody can slip their own login into yours. Scripts cannot read it.10 minutes, deleted when you come backNo, necessary
og_settings
local storage
Your scanner filters, bookmakers and stake when you use the scanner without an account. Stays in this browser and is not sent to us.Until you clear itNo, it is the feature you asked for
__cf_bm, cf_clearanceMay be set by Cloudflare, our network provider, to tell people from bots and to keep attacks away from the site.30 minutes; up to a year after a security checkNo, security

What we do not use

  • No analytics or statistics cookies. To see how many people visit and how fast the pages load, we use Cloudflare Web Analytics, which works without cookies: it stores nothing on your device, does not follow you to other sites and gives us only totals (page views, visits, the site you came from, country, loading times). Cloudflare adds its small script, from static.cloudflareinsights.com, to our pages.
  • No advertising, retargeting or social-media cookies or pixels.
  • No fonts or images loaded from other companies' servers. The only outside scripts are Cloudflare's visit counter above and, when you press Continue with Telegram, Telegram's login button from telegram.org. Nothing from Telegram loads before you press it; Telegram may then set its own cookies on its own domain (oauth.telegram.org) to remember that you logged in with it, under Telegram's policy.

If we ever add a measurement tool that stores something on your device, it will be listed here and will stay off until you say yes.

Other sites

Paying by card takes you to Whop's checkout, Continue with Google takes you to Google's sign-in page, and following a link takes you to a bookmaker or to Telegram. Those sites set their own cookies under their own policies. We have no say over them.

Changing your mind

  • Here: the two buttons in section 1, or "Cookie settings" at the foot of any page. If you switch from Accept to Only necessary, the partner cookie is deleted.
  • In your browser: every browser lets you see, delete and block cookies in its privacy settings. If you block all of them you cannot log in, because the login cookie cannot be set. The free scanner still works.

For how the data behind these cookies is used, see the Privacy Policy. Questions: [email protected].